Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-06

iiHpnail IS HOW iiNlils aL DluH tlty Kan, running meat market and doing well. Warren has many i friends here.
 Messrs. J. R. Harrell X Bro. made us this week ratchet lever for power press, that shows excel lent workmanship. They are first class mechanics.
 Mir. W. B. White. Sr., publisher of the Texas Observer. of MeXla, Texas, came in Friday to visit his family here. He has greatly i'm proved the appearance of that pa per.
 The municipal election yesterday passed off quietly, There were numerous candidates for aldermen, two for mayor, two for marshal, two for recorder and two for treas urer.
 Everybody seems to be purchasing their Drugs and Books at Moncrief s. Hugh says low prices are doing it.
 Walter Ross has decided 10 en- ter regularly into the ministerial work for his denomination. the Christian church. He has gone to Cabot. Arkansas, to hold a meet ing.
 Bolling's Cherokee Chill Cure never fails to break the chills, and produces none of the unpleasant effects of Quinine and Cinchonidia. Price 7j cents with a box of Bill lious Bullets. For sale by Jno. NJ. Milburn.
 Mr. T. w. Montgomery returned iiOtb buS'iitSo titU to DaiidS. Texas, Monday He has sold his stock of goods to Mr. B l.. Har- wood, and may move to the "Lone Star State."
 We learn that MT. J. I. R. Cecil one of the oldest and most prom. inent citizens of BoughtOn tp., died Monday night. Bereaved relatives have the sympathy of a large cir cle of friends.
 Mir. Brad Scott. as assignee, will sell the Woodbery & Portis stock of goods, etc, the 9th. next Satur- day, unless proceedings are stopped ny compromise, which we hope can be effected.
 Judge Hale went 10 St. Louis on Wednesday last, where he has se- cured a good situation. He is an estImable gentleman, and possess es fine business qualifications. We wish him success in his new field of labor.
 Hon T. C. McRae, the able con- gressman from our sister state of Arkansas, spent yesterday in the city and The Times is indebted for a pleasant call. He is quite pleasant gentleman.-Texarkana Daily Times.
 Prescott needs more manufac- turing enterprises. Our business men and successful farmers could materially benefit each other, aud build up the town and county, by uniting and erecting il good cotton factory. Let's have cue.
 Is these days good old-faslioned honesty is rare, therefore you will he pleased to zee how we have combined old-timed honesty in quality and price with new fresh styles in spring goods.
 SIDNEY WOoD,
 Hope, Ark.
 Mrs. D. l.. Latourette writes us from Feuton Mich, that she and her charming daughter, Miss Ida, will go from there 10 Oregon City. Oregon. to live with her son-m-law Mr. l.. c. Driggs, and for the Pre- AYUNE 10 be sent them at the lat ter place,
 Our Honeaville correspondent says that it is reported around in the country that "blind tiger" is being run in Prescott. If true, we trust the authorities will feIit out the law breakers and have them punished. Lets have no "blind tiger" among us. l We have received copy of the Dispatch Annual, which is quite neat and tasty. Although adver- tised along in November and De-  oembec last. it is quite late in com l in O ouL-nnn. fnu rfh nf the year is